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An axe file extension is associated with the Microsoft Autoroute (in USA Microsoft Street & Tips) mapping software. An axe file stores map compatible with Autoroute.
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The axe file extension is associated with Microsoft Autoroute (Microsoft Streets & Trips in USA), a mapping software developed and marketed by Microsoft.
The axe file contains map data usable in the program.
The Microsoft Autoroute (Streets & Trips) is discontinued product.
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A trip planning software
A mapping software
An axe file extension is related to the annotated XML example file format used by Codalogic LMX software.
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The axe file extension is associated with the LMX, a tool for Microsoft Windows used to generate C++ source codes developed for Microsoft Windows and Apple Mac OS X operating systems.
The .axe file stores annotated XML example data.
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A tool for automated conversion of XML data to C++ objects
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